All (Federal) Politics is Local

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What happened federally that municipal politics should care about? Matthew is joined by Mark Elyas, a municipal and public affairs consultant to discuss the aftermath of the vote. What does this mean for cities? Will the Broadway Subway get built any faster? Slower? What about that TransMountain pipeline? Will the federal government be more engaged through the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation in housing supply?

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What happened federally that municipal politics should care about? Matthew is joined by Mark Elyas, a municipal and public affairs consultant with KCD Consulting to discuss the aftermath of the vote.

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